Yan Di Temple is located in Yandiyuan Park in the west section of Jinger Road in Baoji City. Many Yan Di temples in Baoji history were destroyed by war. Yan Di Temple in Yan Di Garden was rebuilt and opened to the public on August 1993. The four golden characters "Yan Di's hometown" on his forehead were inscribed by Tian Jiyun, former vice premier of the State Council and vice chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC), on the occasion of Yan Di Festival in Baoji City, China. 1993. Fei Xiaotong, former chairman of the NLD Central Committee, also wrote a name for Yan Diyuan. Every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, the Baoji Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government will organize party and government cadres, people at home and abroad and people from all walks of life to hold public offerings to Emperor Yan. Yan Di Temple covers an area of 9,000 square meters with a building area of 3,863 square meters. The main hall is 2 1 m high. It is a high-rise building imitating Qin and Han Dynasties, with a magnificent appearance. The statue of Emperor Yan is 5.5 meters high and solemn. Palace murals are 2 14 square meters, which are a group of large-scale murals with the contents of Saturnalia, Sun God and Medicine God. It vividly reproduces the scene that the Chinese ancestor Yan Di took the lead in creating farm tools, teaching to cultivate grain, collecting medicines to treat diseases, tasting herbs for the people and composing music for the piano. There are many inscriptions by domestic celebrities in the west corridor, praising the merits of Emperor Yan. There are pines, cypresses and flowers on three sides of the park, which are evergreen all the year round. In April 2004, Baoji Municipal People's Government decided to demolish the gatehouse of the park and build a square open to the public. Today, it is a good place for ordinary people to do morning exercises, serenade and entertain.
Mausoleum of Emperor Yan Di.
Yan Di Mausoleum was built in Yangshan, 5 kilometers away from Baoji city center. The emperor's historical records originated from Jiang Shui (now Qingjiang in Weibin District) in Baoji, taking Jiang as his surname. According to Baoji folklore, Emperor Yan was born in Mengyugou Village, Shennong Township, Weibin District. He grew up in Wayu, bathed in Jiulongquan, died in Tiantai Mountain and was buried in Yangshan Mountain. Tiantai Mountain, 20 kilometers south of Changyang Mountain, is said to be the place where Emperor Yan accidentally tasted money grass.
According to "Guoyu Yujin 4", "In the past, Shaodian married Yougao and gave birth to Huangdi and Yan Di. The Yellow Emperor became a water-catcher, and Yan Di became a Jiang Shui. According to historical records, there are many Shennong Temple and Yan Di Temple in the jurisdiction, all of which were destroyed by the war. 1August, 994 12, the Yandi Mausoleum rebuilt by Shennong Township Government in Weibin District and Baodi Bridge Factory of the Ministry of Railways was completed and opened to the outside world. In the middle of the entrance archway of the newly-built Yandiling is the word "ancestor of China" inscribed by Mr. Zhao Puchu, former vice chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former president of Buddhist Association. The sacrificial area of the cemetery is a sacrificial square that can accommodate tens of thousands of people. Since 1995 (previously, folk sacrificial activities were held in Jiulongquan and Tiantai Mountain), a grand sacrificial activity has been held in Tomb-Sweeping Day on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year. Since 2005, the "Worship of New Ancestors in Chinese Provinces of the World" has been held in Yan Di Mausoleum from June 5th to 10 every year. To the south of the square is the magnificent Yan Di Hall, some of which are located on the east and west sides.
In the center of Yan Di Hall stands a statue of Yan Di. His shoulders are covered with animal skins, his waist is tied with a skirt made of leaves, his hands are clutching the ears of wheat, and his eyes are full of gods. On both sides of the hall are large color murals. From Yan Di Hall to the mausoleum, you have to climb 100 meters and 999 steps to enter the mausoleum area. On both sides of the steps stood hundreds of stone statues of the emperor, arranged in an orderly and solemn manner. Emperor Yan's mausoleum was built on the mountain, surrounded by green trees and flowers, and the top of the mausoleum was full of grass. Just north of the mausoleum stands the tablet of "Yan Di Ling", which was inscribed by Mr. Qi Gong, Chairman of China Calligraphers Association.